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I replaced my 15-year-old iron with this £35 model – here's what happened

The £35 model heats quickly, glides smoothly and handles everyday creases well, though stubborn wrinkles may need a second pass.

  • The Russell Hobbs Pearl Glide Rose, priced at around £35, delivers excellent value with powerful steam and a lightweight ceramic soleplate. This budget iron promises an affordable upgrade without compromising performance.
  • After 15 years with the same ageing appliance, the reviewer sought an upgrade to test whether a modern budget model delivers better results. Compared with the old iron, this model feels significantly lighter and easier to manoeuvre.
  • Continuous steam tackles everyday creases while the ceramic soleplate glides effortlessly across cotton shirts and bedding. The iron heats up quickly and remains lightweight, making ironing noticeably faster and less tiring.
  • Russell HobbsThat said, the iron is not perfect; Deep, stubborn creases occasionally need a second steam boost pass. The short power cable frustrates, though this is common across modern irons rather than Russell Hobbs-specific.
  • National World recommends the iron for those replacing an ageing model or seeking an affordable upgrade. The review positions it as an easy recommendation balancing functionality and price for everyday household ironing.
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I replaced my 15-year-old iron with this £35 model – here's what happened

After relying on the same steam iron for 15 years, I finally upgraded to the Russell Hobbs Pearl Glide Rose to find out whether a modern budget iron really delivers a better ironing experience.

·Derbyshire, United Kingdom
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